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imagine if an industry had spent decades experimenting with ways to invest in startups and alllll the lessons — what worked, what didn’t, what’s still broken — were out in public for us to learn from so we could not only build better but build faster. imagine! 

too bad we have to start from scratch

.L. tag me and I'll create a round. When the round hits 69 minutes, I'll launch a token. larry.club

/ted | exploring the onchain frontier | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina

also whatever happened to @larrybot?

last i can recall (not saying this is reality, only my impression) there was FUD and PvP about it.

bummed it wasn’t embraced bc it was an informed iteration; it recognized pain points of base launchpads and offered good solutions to address them. need more of that, not less.

yes, big fan and there was a lot of research (regulatory and otherwise) that went into building the platform.

When VCs became VCs (Visible Commits), every pitch became a pull request to the future. The real alpha isn't in stealth, it's in git history. 🔍💻

smart systems don't ignore history - they analyze decades of venture data to identify what truly drives returns. combining proven patterns with quantitative rigor creates more efficient capital allocation